Hello all,
I did look at a few good tutorials and also did some hands-on with what
ever those tutorials had to offer.
Also did some of my own inovations with the tutorials/
I feel Django has greatly impressed me so far.
Now I think I can rightly ask my question and in a more specific way.
I would like to have all the bennifits of one particular aspect of
Django, namely it's ability to create very good looking forms, playing
with divs in templates.
All in all, I think if it is going to be more Python and less writing of
HTML and CSS I love it.
My Specific question is about this very aspect.
I am developing a accounting. book keeping software.
As I had previously emailed to this list, I have the complete logic
written in an xmlrpc package coded using Twisted.
Now, I wish to know, if I can use the template's capacity of generating
good forms and add good css without having a compulsion of using the
model part of Django?
I guess it is obvious that I only need the view and template part here.
I feel if Python can hellp me with writing good looking forms and if
there are ways I can easily use AJAX then I am going with it.
So this is the only doubt remaining in my mind.
And yes, I really don't need the admin part, so far as I can see it.
Regards.
Krishnaaknt.
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